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For every $1 a company spends on flexible work
or family benefits, there is a return of $2 through to $6 through reduced
absenteeism, increased motivation and higher rates of retention? |
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| Commitment to Equal Opportunity
makes good business sense because it ensures a company attracts and retains
the best people. EO policy also provides confidence to employees that
they will be treated fairly and receive equal access to opportunities. ... McDonalds CEO, Guy Russo |